Partial runs allow updating a single cache without re-running the entire workspace.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not always
• D. Only with special license

Answer: (A)

Partial runs let you re-execute only a portion of a workspace, and when caching is involved you can refresh just the cache for one path without rebuilding the entire workflow. If you’ve cached output from a specific branch, you can start the run at the point where that cache is produced and reprocess only the downstream steps, updating that single cache entry while leaving other parts of the workspace and their caches intact. This saves time when changes are limited to one area, since you don’t have to re-run the whole workspace.